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Originally Posted by spadebidder
If the first half of the hands are skewed one way, the other half has to be skewed the other way to make it come out, and each half is way off. Taking this argument to it's absurd conclusion, if you make the on/off slices small enough you end up with a true deal again, cancelling out everything. You can't skew part of a sample, it is always part of a larger sample. If your argument is that they just turn on the rigging during say, January, and leave everything kosher the rest of the year, then eventually someone will check the January sample.
But think. I have a new player A r here and a B player there, I (the room) think that i should now keep the A player playing, im going to make him win a little more than average now against the player B.
Ok they do that for some 2K hands, eventually the player A is going to lose it all and the player B is going to stay. "Well, now we are going to keep player B ok, he has lost 20 AA against JJ in the last 2K hands. THey do that, they make player B win a little more than average, the player B go to the PT and see that hes winning allright against JJ, but the TIME when this winning hapenned was manipulated.